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Breton word

kont

count (a lord of a county holding a title of countdom)

nounmasculine

kont means “count (a lord of a county holding a title of countdom)” in Breton and is used as a noun.

Mutation forms

MutationForm
Base formkont
Kemmadur dre vlotaatgont
Kemmadur c'hwezhañc'hont

kont in context

"Penaos 'mañ kont?" "'meus ket da glemm."

"How are you doing?" "I can't complain."

A2

Penaos 'mañ kont? "'meus ket da glemm."

How are you doing? "I can't complain."

A2

Penaos 'mañ kont?

You okay?

A1

Salud, penaos 'mañ kont?

Hello, how are you?

A2

Demat, penaos 'mañ kont?

Hello, how are you?

A2

Topics

Society

Related Breton words

aotrou

lord, gentleman

arme

army

bonreizh

constitution, basic law

brezel

war

bro

country

gouel

party, feast

itron

lady

kastiz

punishment

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